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វិបសាយដែលពាក់ព័ន្ធ

Wiktionary is for dictionary definitions (along with some appendices that would typically be found in a dictionary).

Encyclopedia articles should be contributed to Wiktionary's sister project Wikipedia.

Original source text, such as from a public domain book that you want to post to make it more accessible, should be contributed to Wiktionary's other sister project Wikisource.

Quotations should be contributed to Wikiquote

For a list of all related projects, see the complete list of wikimedia projects.

ការដាក់តំណភ្ជាប់វិបសាយដែលពាក់ព័ន្ធ

Linking to entries at our sister Wikimedia Foundation sites is accomplished in similar manner to making a Wiktionary link, with the addition that you prefix the title with a single letter code assigned to each of the other projects, followed by a colon.

To illustrate, the code for Wikipedia is "w"; in order to link to their encyclopedia entry for the colour "orange" you would type [[w:orange (colour)]] In your entry it will appear like "w:orange (colour)"—you can hide "w:" and "(colour)" using the "pipe trick" from the previous page, i.e., typing [[w:orange (colour)|orange]] results in a link to the Wikipedia article, but displays simply as orange. If you only want to get rid of the "w:" in a link, a pipe after the first word will do this. For example, [[w:William Shakespeare|]] renders William Shakespeare.

Other Wikimedia projects have similar shortcuts:

To link to Wikiquote, use the prefix "q:", such as [[q:Abraham Lincoln|]], which will appear as Abraham Lincoln
To link to Wikibooks, use the prefix "b:", such as [[b:German|]], which will appear as German
To link to Wikinews, use the prefix "n:", such as [[n:Google translates Gmail to 12 languages, asks for volunteers to target 144 more|]], which will appear as Google translates Gmail to 12 languages, asks for volunteers to target 144 more
To link to Wikisource, use the prefix "s:", such as [[s:The Lord's Prayer|]], which will appear as The Lord's Prayer
To add an image from Wikimedia Commons, use the prefix "Image:", such as [[Image:Aurora borealis over Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska.jpg|thumb|The Aurora Borealis]], which will appear as:

The Aurora Borealis

តំណភ្ជាប់ Cross-server

You are viewing this article on the English version of Wiktionary, but there are Wiktionary editions with entries written in many languages. One cannot have both an entry on frei in English and an article on frei in German; where would links point to? What will the extra load on the server be with ៥៨៩៩ articles and then the translation of those articles into 20 different languages?

For this reason, separate languages are hosted on separate servers. To link from the English Wiktionary to the German article on frei, one must type [[:de:frei]] (with a colon in front of it; otherwise it just creates a link in spaces at the top and bottom of the page). It will appear as de:frei.

Similarly, to link from a foreign language Wiktionary back to the article on frei in English, one must type [[:en:frei]] (en:frei).

វិបសាយ Meta (The Meta site)

There is one main site that serves as a common area to coordinate development of all these sites, Meta-Wikimedia. The Meta and Wiktionary sites can be linked to in a similar manner:

One may link to the Meta by typing something such as [[m:Wiktionary Anti-rules]] (m:Wiktionary Anti-rules).
One may link back to the English Wiktionary from Meta by typing something such as [[wiktionary:frei]]. To link to a separate project in a different language, one would type something like [[wiktionary:de:frei]].

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